One Syllable:
* bago (new) - kayo (you)
* haba (long) - daba (dagger)
* luha (tears) - puha (crab)
* taga (from) - laga (boiled)
* sabi (said) - gabi (evening)
Two Syllables:
* kalabasa (pumpkin) - dalawasa (two pesos)
* malakas (strong) - magkakas (together)
* lalaki (male) - taliki (a kind of tree)
* puti (white) - buti (good)
* tubig (water) - alibig (a kind of bird)
Three Syllables:
* masaya (happy) - basura (trash)
* maganda (beautiful) - tanda (old)
* mabuti (good) - butihin (to do well)
* magiliw (friendly) - giliw (loved one)
* lalaban (will fight) - lalabanan (will be fought)
Four Syllables:
* kagandahan (beauty) - kaibigan (friend)
* kalungkutan (sadness) - kababayan (countryman)
* pagmamahal (love) - pagkain (food)
* pag-ibig (love) - karagatan (ocean)
Note: Some words may have slightly different pronunciations or meanings depending on the region. Also, keep in mind that Tagalog has a complex system of vowel and consonant sounds, and what sounds like a perfect rhyme to one person may not sound like a rhyme to another.
This is just a small sample of the many rhyming words in Tagalog. With a little exploration, you'll find many more!